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: 2a jAssam e native home of the tea piee protlcired tans --- Sl A TIRED-OUT FEELING New York Is Paying High to be on Time Is a Sure Sign That the Blood is Thin and Watery 'J am glad to have an opportunity of testifying to the benefits I de- rived from the use of Dr. Williams' Telephone Company Takes in 35 Cents a Minute for Telling the Hour New York--This city is paying the Pink Pills', writes Mrs, Lawrence | New York Telephone Company 35 Kennedy, St. Joseph, N.B. She fur-|cenis a mmute in order to find out ther says:--"Some years ago I was what timo it is. ee working as a stenographer, and be-| geyeral years ago the telephone . j . came badly run-down. I always had | company discontinued the practice of a tired-out feeling, had no appetite | telling its subscribers the time of day and suffered terribly from backache. | whenever they wanted to set their Almost every month I had to remain clocks or watches. But housewives from the office for a day or two. I became tired of calling across the air was advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I have reason to be glad that I followed this advice. Be-' fore I had been taking the pills very bor Jones and business men found the numerous clocks that line New . York's streets did not always agree. Gitltite sick fects: eae The result was that the telephone use my strength compan tablished special "time came back, I regained my appetite Pe eee telling department." It sells time just like a store sells eggs, shoes or overcoats. The charge is 5 cents. If a subscriber calls -up Meridian 1212, and a honey-voiced operator replies, i"The time is now 3.51," his telephone is charged with a local call, If some- one drops a nickel in a toll-box tele- : phone, it doesn't come back to him las it. did in the old days when the operator would tell hjm the hour. and the terrible backache from which I had suffered disappeared. I have , been married some years now and have two fine healthy children, a girl and a boy, and am in the best of health. All this I owe to Dr, Wil- Mams' famous Pink Pills, and I trust that these few lines may help some other weak, run-down person," Fn weak, run-down people who will give this blood-building tonic a fair trial will find through its use new | eine ia Sea er decane nw health and strength. You can get were 77,160 requests for the time the pills from any dealer in medicine, \which means that New York aaa or . , by mail at 50 cents a box from! gents spent $3,858 for the knowledge Th 5 2 { Z eoteatite en Medicine Co., thus retailed. The calls, according to + * the telephone company's records, ¥s reach the peak between the hours of Heart of Man 9 eG Nan The heart of man resembles a secret chamber wherein stands--like the block of white unhewn marble set in the studio of a neniptons Fl | SAVE THE CHILDREN In Summer When Childhood Ail- ments Are Most Dangerous. Mothers who keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house may feel 'that the lives of their little ones are | Teasonably safe during the hot wea- ther. Stomach troubles, cholera in- fantum and diarrhoea carry off thou- veiled figure. Though the man may not So much as life the corner of the veil, yet he forever and in secret work to fashion and form the figure that lies beneath. And the figure is the oul of the "man, and the unveiling thereof is called death; and unti) the figure be unveiled, the man scarce knoweth what manner of man he is.--Coulson Kernahan. sands of little ones every summer, in t x most cases because the mother does Y not have a safe medicine at hand to oung give promptly. Baby's Own Tablets relieve these troubles, or if given oc- casionally to the well child they will prevent their coming on. The Tablets are guaranteed to be absolutely harm- less even to the new-born babe. They are especially good in summer be- cause they regulate the bowels and keep the stomach sweet and pure. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. He who gives pleasure meets with it; kindness is the bond of friendship and the hook of love; be who sows not, reaps not.--Basile. o--_------___ "Ah! these be crool 'ard times for the workin' man." "What the matter now, another strike coming?" "No -@ich luck, sir!' The bloomin' masters have given in, and we've got to start work again on Monday morning'!" Mr. fenins Brain Scientists are sald to have cut the brain of the late Nicolai Lenin, the Russian dictator, into 31,000 slices and particles. For two and a half years the work of dissecting, analyz- ing and preserving Mr. Lenin's gray matter has been in progress. 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It will be worthy of your other fine appoinunencs EZ | A better Ts He The finest Tissue that money can buy. 3000 sheets. Areal good Roll, full weight. 700 shects. EDDY'S Toilet TISSUES -- CANADAS FINEST VALUES ¢ *ONLIWON* Neat, handsome, compact. Highest . | grade tisene. Serves two sheets atatine. THE £.8. EOOY CO., LIMITED, HULL, CANADA. 7 ' 2 Victorious Canadian Athletes Return Home shaft to learn the time from Neigh-/ '|tioned in any court while the officers x z /THE first contingent of the Canadian Olympic Games party received a tremendous welcome when they returned to (Sate on the White Star liner, LLaurentic. They were guests at civic receptions in Montreal and Toronto,| while individual cities planned special celebrations in honor of their individual members of theteam. The above photographs show, top, the group on board! the Laurentic in which can be seen, fourth from the left, standing, Mrs. Joe Wright, and, extreme right, Joe Wright, Sr.,. parents cf Joe Wright, Jr., who won the Diamond Sculls at Henley. Joe Wright is scen in the centre of the: back row, eighth from the right. Fourth from the right standing is Lou: Scholes, winner of the Diamond Sculls in 1904, who went to greet young Joe 'Wright. Underneath the group, on the left, is Joe Wright, Jr.; on the right is Ethel Catherwood, of Saskatoon and Toronto, winner of the high jump at Amsterdam, where she created a world's record. The four girls are members 'of the team which won the 400 metres relay event and created a new world. jrecord. From left to right they are Myrtle Cook, Jane Bell, Ethel Smith, and iF: Rosenfeld. The bottom photograph shows young Joe Wright, cepeying this trophies won at Henley to his mother. In his left hand he has the gold: cup which is his permanent prize and in his right hand he has the miniature, Sculls, which he holds for one year.Z : Bill in India to Curb Bolshevism Government to Publish Text of Public Safety Measure Simla, India--The Government of India will soon publish the text of the public safety bill dealing with Bol- shevist agents other than Indian or British subjects of Indian states. The bill provides for the removal of agents not coming under these classes and is expected to provoke a lively discus- sion in the Legislative Assembly in September. Agents will be asked to execute a bond giving security for good be- haviour until their removal from India, failing which they will be detained in! custody. The breaking of such a bond will render the agent liable to arrest' without warrant and to maximum im-: prisonment of a year in addition to a, fine, but the prosecuting authority can; only be the Governor-General in Coun-| ceil. No order for removal can be ques- A trifling kindness here and there is but a simple, small affair. Yet if your life has sown this free, wide shall your harvest be. What Will YO | u do Saeed e acting under the law will be protected Children Cry against legal proceedings for actions performed in good faith. The Govern- for It ment of India declares evidence re- cently has accumulated of subversive There is hardly A household that activities and intentions of the Com- hasn't heard of Castoria! At least five munist international directed against million homes are never without it. If! India. there are children in your family,' " _there's yee daily need of its com- C G fort. nd any night may find you Fur of New Rabbit Is Like 'very thankful there's a bottle in the Sable house. Just : a drops, and that called sable rabbits, stated to have duct; a baby remedy meant for young great commercial possibilities, have folks. Castoria is about the only thing been on view at Minehead, Somerset. you have ever heard doctors advise Mr. G. A. Drake, secretary of the giving to infants. Stronger medicines British Sable Rabbit Club, who was #t¢ dangerous to a tiny baby, hoWever f the judges, said it i harmless they may be to grown-ups. one esecat Was IMPOS- Good old Castoria! Remember the sible to distinguish their fur from real name, and remember to buy it. It may sable, and the white hairs "in their spare you a sleepless, anxious night. coats defied the dyer's art. _|It is always ready, always safe to "It takes about thirty rabbits to aes te ia Teac edemhe 'make one sable coat, and I am getting , #/!ments. lay or) six guineas each for two-month-ola Mi&ht that Baby becomes fretful,, or | sable rabbits. The Prince of Wales! restless. toria was never more is very much interested in these rab-|fyery druggist has it. ypular with mothers than it is today. bits, and many well-known people are breeding them," states the secretary. VloleBia z RRMA = eS ee I will not kiss babies for publica- tion----Herbert Hoover. +n Minard's Liniment for aching joints, t 1 The Orange Pekoe, at a little extra cost, is extra good In clean, bright Aluminum $500 Reward in Radio League Committee Acts at Hartford to Learn Who Sent False Signals Hartford, Conn.--The Executive Committee of the American Radio Re- lay League, Inc., at a special meeting | voted to authorize a reward of $500, for information leading to the appre-| hension of the person or persons who broadcast the messages signed "Rock- ford Fliers," which are now believed to have been false. Officers of the organization are thoroughly aroused over the sugges- tion that the messages, purported to have been sent by the missing filers, Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, may bave been broadcast by some licensed amateur operator as a practical joke. "We have committed ourselves to the task of running down the per- sons who sent the messages," the league's secretary, Kenneth E. War- ner, said, "and will go to any lengths to apprehend and punish those re- sponsible. We are broadcasting the announcement of the reward from every amateur station in the league chain, and we hope, in that way to get comething definite and concrete to work on." Mr. Warner also declared that, should the person or persons who sent the fake messages be apprehend- ed, the Radio League will take an active part in the criminal prosecu- tion and will ask that the extreme penalty for the crime be Imposed. The maximum penalty for transmit- ting a false message of distress is five years imprisgnment and a fine of $5,000. Canada Calls Off Its Search Ottawa--Search jin Northern Can- adian waters for the missing airplane, Greater Rockford, was called off by the Canadian Government here, after Teceipt from the ~"Rovkford-Stock- holm Flight Committee of a telegram stating there was positive proof that the plane had been seen over Green- land last Sunday morning. "Associated Press reports from Greenland, through Copenhagen," the message read, "absolutely identifies Greater Rockford as plane seen over Fiskernaes, Greenland, Sunday morn- ing at 10.30 Greenland Time. Dan- ish Government voucheg for veracity of sheriff who sent the report to Copenhagen." The Canadian Government notifie¢ George P. Mackenzie, head of the Arctic exnedition aboard the Canadian Government patrol ship Beothic, which {is now rounding the south- eastern point of Baffin Land on ber way to Lake Harbor, that search for the Greater Rockford in those waters could be abandoned. Me es Desert Chorus Tall derricks that spires through the gray-gold haze, rolling hills that are rose and amethyst, rose-tinted desert sands and shadowy grayish-green «lumps of desert sagebrush--this is a Cali- fornia oi] field made beautiful by the sunset's afterglow. The vast sweep of plain and horizon had imprisoned the sheaf of colors left in the sky by the sun as he slipped behind the last western rim of hills. and has scat- tered magic far as the eye can see. A fairy city hangs on the slopes, its round snow-white houses reaching fantastic heights as the desert at- mosphere plays pranks with size and proportion--a "tank farm" storing hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil. Sun-baked hills are transformed by the jeweled shafts of fading daylight; and as they darken and melt away into the night, myriads of twinkling lights spring into view. They are like illuminated Christmas trees, these stately derricks, their topmost lamps gleaming above "crown blocks" tow- stillness is broken by the creaking and groaning of ponderous machin- ering eighty feet into the sky. The become lacy Hassell Radio Fake 3! | the sea. Classified Advertisements fp PER POUND UP. TWENTY- *3@) one samples free. Stocking & Yarn Mills, Dept. 1, Orillia, Ont. 1LL_ THE MOVER--PIONEER DIi8s- TANCE movers of Canada. Largest Speedy padded vans. New Equipment, latest methods. Two experienced men every trip. All loads insured. Beyond compare for skill and care. Before you move, write us or wire and reverse the charges. Head office Hamilton. Ontarla Canada. Hill the Mover As the Poets Had Said The road turned suddenly and ascended above the valley. There was a rush of air, and then Nora saw It was booming against a deep purple cliff lost in green water and pale green spray... . They climbed over one slate ledge. A light mist lay over the cliffs above the sea, which resounded from below. The high grass between the hedge- rows was very wet, the foxgloves against the stone walls drooping with their load of dew. As she was mount- ing the stairway made of flat stones over the second ledge, she heard her first lark. The bird had swooped up, and was singing, singing as he climbed higher and higher. She sat on the flat top of the stile, looking up to- wards the sky and listening to the warblings, fainter and fainter. Just as the poets had told her, singing as all her life she had dreamed they would sing. The three sisters stood waiting for her to climb over the ledge.. 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I have taken the Vegetable Compound regu- . - larly for some time and sleep well, rise early and feel young."--Mrs. McKee, 18 Laurier Ave., Toronto, Ontario. ISSUE No. 36--'28